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Clara Brown, a notable figure in the history of African American entrepreneurship and philanthropy in the 19th century, was largely self-taught. After escaping slavery, she learned various skills, including cooking and laundry, which helped her establish successful businesses in Colorado. While specific individuals who formally trained her are not well-documented, her experiences and determination played a significant role in her development as a successful entrepreneur.

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